Glorious Morning 3, L. Daniel, 6 x 8, SOLD
It's so interesting to watch how the rising sun changes the colors of the landscape. This series of paintings depicts the transformation of a single morning in about 15 minute increments. In the final painting, the fog on the water lights up and mutes the distant shore. The cloudy sky also added to the show on this particular morning. It was a fun exercise in observation.
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Below are all three paintings in chronological order...
13 comments:
Wow. I love these "time lapse" paintings. I'm really trying to work on becoming more loose and quick with my drawing and painting. As of now, I could never do this...practice, practice, practice.
yhs
Spectacular! Thanks for posting all three together so we can see the sequence of the day break.
Absolutely fabulous... made even better by seeing all of them in series!!!
they are not only a very good exercise in observation... They are beautiful paintings
Ciao Graziano
These are wonderful!!! I have proclaimed many times that painting sunsets and sunrises is "out of my league" because I could never create one greater than our Creator.(Who tends to do a pretty great job, day in and day out!)I'd say you managed it beautifully!Great series! Thanks for sharing!
What a special series!! Love seeing them all together and how you captured moments of glory. You are amazing!
They're just beautiful Laurel! Always make me wish I could be there.
I so hope the same person now owns all three of your little gems. The progression of sunrise should continue to be enjoyed by all who see them.
Lovely sequential paintings and display on your blog is wonderful.
I'm following several artist, Qiang Huang, Carol Marine, Raymond Logan, etc., but you are the best, your paintings so beautiful.
Regards from Santiago of Chile
Maxi
Hi Laurel.
This is a brilliant Painting. I love the top one, the sold one that is. All the best.
Vic.
Thank you all, it's so affirming to hear your responses! It never seems enough to just say thanks, so know that it means the world to me.
I see why you liked the last one. The tree is stretching for that warm sun, :).
~Kirby
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